Vol. 14, No. 6 (2024), International Journal of English Linguistics

• • Investigating the Disclosure of Corporate Social Responsibility in International Hotel Chains
  • •  Ida Ruffolo   
    • p1
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• • When Gestures also Argue: Multimodal Viewpoint Shift as a Rhetorical Strategy in American Political Talk Shows
  • •  Mingjian Xiang   
    •  Aiya Wang   
    • p15
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• • The Role of Gamification in Enhancing Students’ Motivation Toward Learning English in Jeddah Public Schools
  • •  Bander Sahari   
    •  Fawaz Al Mahmud   
    • p37
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• • Promoting Language Learning and Social Inclusion in British and Irish Language Centres
  • •  Anna Maria De Bartolo   
    •  Jean M. Jimenez   
    •  Vanessa Marcella   
    • p47
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• • Get Peace of Mind with Do-It-Yourself Living Wills: The Digitalisation of Medical-Legal Practice and the New Post-Covid 19 Approach
  • •  Michela Giordano   
    • p57
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• • Attitudes of the Harbi Arabic Speakers Toward their Dialect
  • •  Hend B. Alharbi   
    • p75
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• • The Digital Voice of Students: Analysing Emerging Themes in a Corpus of University Reviews
  • •  Sara Aljohani   
    • p84
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• • Saudi EFL Students’ Attitudes Toward the Target Culture and Its Relationship with Their Linguistic Backgrounds
  • •  Wardah Saad Alshahrani   
    • p97
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• • Coherence Relations and Niche Establishment in Applied Linguistics PhD Thesis Introductions
  • •  Ghada Alahmad   
    • p107
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• • Linguistic Convergence and Divergence in the Use of the Third Person Singular Feminine Suffix among the Qassimi Speech Community in Riyadh
  • •  Shahad Mohammed Almayouf   
    • p122
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• • Investigating English Majors’ Online Learning Anxiety and Its Influencing Factors
  • •  Yujie Wang   
    •  Lianrui Yang   
    •  Hongshan Yin   
    • p132
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• • Corporate Social Responsibility Reports: An Analysis of Dialogicity Across Sectors and Countries
  • •  Donatella Malavasi   
    • p146
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• • Perceptions of Tertiary Level Students About Peer Feedback in Writing Classes in Bangladesh
  • •  Rashed Mahmud   
    • p160
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• • How Covid-19 Has Changed Safety in the Car Transportation Sector: A Corpus-Assisted Analysis of Non-Financial Reports
  • •  Federico Zaupa   
    • p167
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• • Cultural Factors Influencing Interest Contention of China’s Business Dispute Settlement: A Discourse Information Perspective
  • •  Tingting Guo   
    •  Dong Wang   
    •  Qiusheng Zheng   
    •  Jingyi Cao   
    •  Fangyuan Liu   
    • p180
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• • Competing Perceptions of China’s Greater Bay Area Plan in Hong Kong and Macau’s Media: A Comparative Phraseological Analysis
  • •  Keyu Chen   
    •  Zhide Hou   
    • p196
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• • Reviewer acknowledgements for International Journal of English Linguistics, Vol. 14, No. 6
  • •  Diana Xu   
    • p210
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